Gabrielle

rae · 11-04-2005, 02:53

La región más transparente by Carlos Fuentes

Gabrielle · 11-04-2005, 05:46

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Originally Posted by killiegradge

Just finished "A Season with Verona" by Tim Parks and also recently read "The Miracle of Castel Di Sangro" by Joe Mcguiness.Both excellent reads which give a good insight to Italian football and life in general.

I've read A Season With Verona before...reminded me of Milan's bad season at that time!

A good read though, good insights of the footbal culture and life in Italy generally, Verona especially.

Am currently reading Tony Parsons' Man and Wife. When I went for a holiday to my cousin' place in Indonesia, I had nothing to do so I 'picked up' "Man and Boy" from the book shelf and read it. Enjoyed the book so I bought the sequel when I got back

Jim_UK · 12-04-2005, 16:27

Unifinshed Tales by J.R.R. Tolkien ...

killiegradge · 12-04-2005, 17:41

Currently reading "Dynamo" by Andy Dougan.A book about football in worn torn Ukraine.I dont just read footie books-can anyone suggest a book on modern (20th century) Czech history?I visited Prague last week and thought I should find out a little more about its history.

iregk · 13-04-2005, 01:21

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Originally Posted by Jim_UK

Unifinshed Tales by J.R.R. Tolkien ...

Unfinished, i'd say that wont take long!!!

KhRiS · 13-04-2005, 06:37

Right now I'm reading "The Monk who Sold his Ferrari" by Robin.S.Sharma. very spititual, helps cultivate self discipline.

Jim_UK · 13-04-2005, 15:34

It's over 600 pages iregk, so it'll take a little while. Plus i'm always looking up the names of places and people to try and understand it all a bit better. Fantastic fantasy stuff though

rae · 14-04-2005, 06:06

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Originally Posted by Jim_UK

Unifinshed Tales by J.R.R. Tolkien ...

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Originally Posted by Jim_UK

It's over 600 pages iregk, so it'll take a little while. Plus i'm always looking up the names of places and people to try and understand it all a bit better. Fantastic fantasy stuff though

I was only 4 when my dad read Hobit to me

Currently Cien Ańos de Soledad by Gabriel García Márquez .

Debs · 14-04-2005, 06:56

Currently reading The Da Vinci Code and next on my list is Demons and Angels. I love it when I find an author whose works I can't wait to devour!

Jim_UK · 15-04-2005, 14:38

The Hobbit is ace, i might read it again soon.

I ordered the 2nd book of a trilogy a while back and it was supposed to be available for me to collect today, except that they told me that the book was in reprint ... so it's not available anywhere

I'll have to scour the bookstores in case an odd copy appears.

rae · 16-04-2005, 04:03

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Originally Posted by Jim_UK

I ordered the 2nd book of a trilogy a while back and it was supposed to be available for me to collect today, except that they told me that the book was in reprint ... so it's not available anywhere

I'll have to scour the bookstores in case an odd copy appears.

ha.. where have you been before?

My father is a maniac of books so he knows almost all recent news of book market in our country. However many intersting books are not translated into lithuanian due to comercial affairs

One day I wish to read all books about hobits in orginal language - english

killiegradge · 31-05-2005, 06:08

I have decided to read "Parma A year in Serie A".To try to get a bit of an insight into the mind of Ancelotti as he was the manaegr at the time.
Just reading "Japanese Rules" - abook about footie in Japan.

Angel_Cic · 31-05-2005, 15:38

i'm reading The Captain's Verses by Pablo Neruda

my favourite poem so far is The Question (obviously they all sound much nicer in Spanish)

heidi azalea · 31-05-2005, 21:42

A book by Dr HM Tuah Iskandar, a famous motivation expert in Malaysia...
Title : Jangan Tidak-tidak... ( never say no ! )

junny · 09-06-2005, 13:56

Reading:

Stardust - Neil Gaiman

12-04-2005, 16:27	#63
Jim_UK Registered User Join Date: 07 2001 Location: England	Unifinshed Tales by J.R.R. Tolkien ... __________________ ... Is watching you ...

13-04-2005, 06:37	#66
KhRiS Registered User Join Date: 05 2001 Location: MilanMania Forums. Fave Players: Man with Hand in Pocket feel Cocky all Day	Right now I'm reading "The Monk who Sold his Ferrari" by Robin.S.Sharma. very spititual, helps cultivate self discipline. __________________ Check Out these Beats and Let Me Know what You Think.

13-04-2005, 15:34	#67
Jim_UK Registered User Join Date: 07 2001 Location: England	It's over 600 pages iregk, so it'll take a little while. Plus i'm always looking up the names of places and people to try and understand it all a bit better. Fantastic fantasy stuff though __________________ ... Is watching you ...

14-04-2005, 06:56	#69
Debs Administrator Join Date: 03 1999 Location: Planet Earth Fave Players: Maldini......	Currently reading The Da Vinci Code and next on my list is Demons and Angels. I love it when I find an author whose works I can't wait to devour! __________________ ...not your normal paranormal....

15-04-2005, 14:38	#70
Jim_UK Registered User Join Date: 07 2001 Location: England	The Hobbit is ace, i might read it again soon. I ordered the 2nd book of a trilogy a while back and it was supposed to be available for me to collect today, except that they told me that the book was in reprint ... so it's not available anywhere I'll have to scour the bookstores in case an odd copy appears. __________________ ... Is watching you ...

11-04-2005, 02:53	#61
rae BANNED Join Date: 10 2003 Location: Memel, Lithuania Fave Players: Costacurta Giggs & Rui Costa	La región más transparente by Carlos Fuentes

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killiegradge Registered User Join Date: 11 2004 Location: Scotland Fave Players: Cafu	Currently reading "Dynamo" by Andy Dougan.A book about football in worn torn Ukraine.I dont just read footie books-can anyone suggest a book on modern (20th century) Czech history?I visited Prague last week and thought I should find out a little more about its history.

31-05-2005, 06:08	#72
killiegradge Registered User Join Date: 11 2004 Location: Scotland Fave Players: Cafu	I have decided to read "Parma A year in Serie A".To try to get a bit of an insight into the mind of Ancelotti as he was the manaegr at the time. Just reading "Japanese Rules" - abook about footie in Japan.

31-05-2005, 15:38	#73
Angel_Cic Registered User Join Date: 03 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Fave Players: Kaka' & Ronaldinho	i'm reading The Captain's Verses by Pablo Neruda my favourite poem so far is The Question (obviously they all sound much nicer in Spanish) __________________ [M]

31-05-2005, 21:42	#74
heidi azalea Registered User Join Date: 03 2004	A book by Dr HM Tuah Iskandar, a famous motivation expert in Malaysia... Title : Jangan Tidak-tidak... ( never say no ! ) __________________ "I am not really a strong fans of anything (even Doraemon), as physicist like me tends to take thing with a casual heart and with less 'feeling'. " -T.L.Yoon- http://alinehumaira.multiply.com http://alinehumaira.blogdrive.com WOMAN ! WITHOUT HER, MAN IS NOTHING !!!!!!!!!! MilanMania : Relax, Respect, Respond Our responsible is to make ourselves better and others happier. PEACE ON EARTH !

09-06-2005, 13:56	#75
junny Registered User Join Date: 05 2003 Location: With Max Fave Players: Alex Del Piero, Raul Gonzalez & Fernando Morientes	Reading: Stardust - Neil Gaiman __________________ FORZA JUVE!

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